View Poll Results: What rotor to use on custom big brake kit?

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  • Plain

    11 18.03%

  • Crossdrilled

    5 8.20%

  • Slotted

    20 32.79%

  • Slotted & Crossdrilled

    25 40.98%
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Thread: Crossdrilled or Not?

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  1. 06-06-2006, 08:52 PM #1
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    Quote Originally Posted by mp5o
    IIRC The high end cars/race cars do not use cross DRILLED rotors. They are cast(or w.e.) that way. Take a somewhat thin piece of steel and try to bend it.... Wont bend right? Now drill holes in it.... Now it bends...
    No they arent, the holes are not cast. I will pay for a picture of the casting process where rotors are cast with the holes.
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  2. 06-06-2006, 09:28 PM #2
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    Quote Originally Posted by Big Baller
    No they arent, the holes are not cast. I will pay for a picture of the casting process where rotors are cast with the holes.
    Im not 100%... Hence the IIRC. Its based off hearsay. Thanks for the correction.
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